[gavinfabl]

These definitely benefit from a burn in period. Was unsure about them initially. Much better now after 20 hours.

 

[Maddog510]

These definitely benefit from a burn in period. Was unsure about them initially. Much better now after 20 hours.

How did they sound to you out of the box? To me they didn't sound bad @ all.

 

[Samuel777]

How did they sound to you out of the box? To me they didn't sound bad @ all.

How do you compare them to the Sony MDR 1000X ?
I'm about to click on pay for the ATH-DSR9BT
thanks

 

[Maddog510]

How do you compare them to the Sony MDR 1000X ?
I'm about to click on pay for the ATH-DSR9BT
thanks

These things reveal alot more details than the Sonys. I mostly listen to Jazz & R&B & there's guitar notes I've never heard before in songs I've listened to a bunch of times.

 

[Unknown364]

Hello
Im debating between the DSR7BT , DSR9BT,
I only heared the MSR7 before from AT family line.
How do the 7bt and the 9bt compare? I like very clean sound.
It will be used with high res flac files and some mediocre mp3 also, most of the time via usb on the pc and some bluetooth also.
Is the 9bt worth the extra money? how do their sound really compare?

Thank you

 

[White Lotus]

My review of the DSR9BT can be found here:

http://www.stereo.net.au/reviews/review-audio-technica-ath-dsr9bt-wireless-over-ear-headphones

 

[Unknown364]

Great review thanks you.
I saw that you listened to the dsr7 also.
Sound wise how is the dsr7 compared to dsr9? I will be using wired most of the time and listening not only high red music but also youtube etc.
Thanks

 

[White Lotus]

Great review thanks you.
I saw that you listened to the dsr7 also.
Sound wise how is the dsr7 compared to dsr9? I will be using wired most of the time and listening not only high red music but also youtube etc.
Thanks

Thanks for the feedback!

I also reviewed the DSR7BT a while ago here:
http://www.stereo.net.au/reviews/review-audio-technica-ath-dsr7bt-wireless-over-ear-headphones

 

[Unknown364]

Are they really that better leaving construction aside? The sound of the 9bt way better than 7bt?
Thank you

 

[White Lotus]

Construction and build alone makes the upgrade worth it - comfort as well.

The sound between is different, but they both have the same "flavour". I preferred the DSR9BT, it seemed to have better detail and bass response.

But overall, the sound between the two is similar.

 

[Unknown364]

Thank you for all advices

 

[bidn]

Hi,

you may be interested by my comparative impressions of the P7 Wireless and of the ATH-DSR9BT, which I post here, replying to Martynet who had open a special thread "Audio Technica B&W P7 Wireless - VS - Audio-Technica ATH-DSR9BT":

https://www.head-fi.org/threads/b-w-p7-wireless-vs-audio-technica-ath-dsr9bt.843557/#post-13673495

 

[ejswa51]

Those are great reads on these headphones. I feel exactly like WhitrLotus on the DSR7BT's...sound is absolutely amazing but the built quality is annoyingly squeaky. Just walking already causes many squeaks, let alone jogging and travelling. If they've just made a few more pieces in its design metal it would be much better....
However, although as far as I can see, the (amount of) plastics on the 9 are similar (wobbly buttons and supposedly squeaky cup-connectors) , in your review you mention the built quality is much better on the 9. Can you/anyone confirm that the 9 squeaks a whole lot less than the 7?

 

[White Lotus]

However, although as far as I can see, the (amount of) plastics on the 9 are similar (wobbly buttons and supposedly squeaky cup-connectors) , in your review you mention the built quality is much better on the 9. Can you/anyone confirm that the 9 squeaks a whole lot less than the 7?

The 9 was just a whole lot more solid. It didn't squeak or feel as brittle/flexible.

 

[Slim1970]

I have the DSR9BT's and they are excellent. They have a nice full, balanced sound for a Bluetooth headphone. I haven't heard the DSR7BT's but from what I understand about them the DSR9BT's are the better headphone.